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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

Topeka journal: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Avery have returned from Wichita, where
they went to attend the weddings of Mrs
Avery's cousin, Mr. Nelson H. George to
Miss Neva kInel, both OF the parties are
residence of Wichita. Mr.. Avery speaks in
very glowing terms of Wichita and says 1t is
the best town in the west, not excepting
TODpko
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

Ju ige ode Of 81. Louis. 4, booking oveI,
the c'ty AMI nil buy real estate of cours,.
before leaving.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

The stochate IVES, of tA. Jail was blown
down Sunday and left the gallows exposed
t. view
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

II. A. Low, a Rock Island official. accom-
panied by H. A Parker of Atchisou, also in
terestei in that road, are in the city.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

PausA, gentlemen, we tes~ech you! Pause
aud consider thu EAGiEs friendly warnings
OF the past;
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

Mr.. Ed A. Sackett, of st. Joe, is numbe
ed among yesterdays arrivals.
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AMUSENENTS.

TBAwFoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
I J.. NJ. CRAWFORD, Manager.
Grand Opening Recital.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

Col. T. T. Anderson left to~ CamhriH o..
o il, last evening. lie expects TO return IN
April next
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

II. C. Toler is expected home from Shelby
vile, Ky, where he has been making the
purchase of some bIooded horses.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

Capt Shields will wrestle with Bert s
Ter at Kingman Wednesday evening.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

S. Fl Mallory returned to the city last
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

VIM. Baker came down from Anthony
To-. Min
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

Entire Change Of Bm BOMBAY. JANUARY I'd
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

Secure seats at Union ticket Office for Gen.
Lew Wallace's lecture on Wednesday night
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

The Gen. Lew Wallace entertainment will
be the literary event of the season
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

The Beacon locates Coiwich in Sumner
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

Mr.. Albert Calisch and his wife. nee Miss
Belle kohn, are expected to return home to-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

M. j. Kane, Buffalo, accompanied by his
brother, t. w. Kane, of Point Allegheny
are at the Manhattan
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

William t. Bissell, of Salem, Ohio, has
commenced business at the insurance Office
OF Hubbard & Haywood.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

Mr.. James Dyre sold his property on the
corner of Third and Topeka yesterday for
SI3 500
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

J. W. Humphrey. merchant Of Belle
Plaine, was in the city yesterday with a view
to locating
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

Mr. A. D. Burk, of Chicago, arrived in the
city yesterday. and has accepted a position
with Rogers, the photographer.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

Birs. Emil Werner Is very iii at her home
on South Water.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18

The property occupied by the Globe Iron
works was sold yesterday by Mr.. z. T
Brown for Sf4 600.
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DR.. st. John has moved his Office from over
219 East Douglas avenue TO 100 East Douglas
avenue, over Barnes drug store
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-10
A NEW BIG INDUSTRY
TO BE ESTABLISHED AT ONCE.
a Charter Issued to the Wheeling NIining
md Manufacturing Company which Pro.
poses to Make Fire Clay Paving
Blocks In this City on Zig Scale.

The Secretary o. State has Issued a
charter to tho Wheeling Mining and Man
ufac!uring Company Of Wheeling. The
incorporators are s. II. Kssloy, D. K.
Brooks, II. O. Richards, ". q. Jacobs and
J. w. Brooks, one share each. The CAPT.
tai stock Ia limited to 100000. W
The new company succeeds the firm Of
Kasley K Brooks in mining and shipping
coal and It's general contracting business.
They have also ordered the latest inl.
proved machinery for the purpose Of man.
ufac.uriny building aud street paving
brick. They have had the fire clay about
Wheeling tested, and have succeeded in
finding fire clay thai. makes splendid
paving brick. ut5,s, o.. as@ti
This organization, coming at this time,
possibly preventa tho inception OF another
gcheme In the same direction, though pos.
sibly both will 20 ahead; or it may bs the
two will be united. Some timc ago the
lNrRLLiaGSCEs printed an article concern.
J Ing the fire clay In the hills which hem in
the town, in which tho advantages OF this
clay for paving purposes were pointed out.
This abatement attracted the attention oil
well know known gentleman OF this
State, who cane hero last week and made
Soma inquiries into The mntter with view
to embracing In the 'manuiactiire 81 paw.
ing brick here. He left on Friday even.
Ing fayorabty impressed, and on Saturday
the incorporation OF the above described
company was learned bythe INrELLloKs'
CIR -.#HI T.sH I.I#. al = H'l. =
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SEVENTH WAR;

First Brsnch-George Lemons.
Second Bfanch-Charles II. Copp, John
Emmert, Frank P. Mcneil.
Delegstes-J. Elwood Hughes, Charles
&. Copp, Charles Lukens.
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Promoted Out of Onlce.

Mr.. Thomas Johns, one OF the members
Of the Board OF Trustee aud one Of the
most popular members OF the Amslcs.
mated Association, has bssn promoted.
He was guido roller at the IE;na Mill at
Bridgeport, and has beeu made manager
Of the iiuishing department. Mr.. Thomas
Edmonds, Vice President Of the Second
district, has been promoted to manager Of
the pudding department. This makes
both men ineligible to membership in the
Ama!gamated Association, and thsir posi-
tions have heen declared vac ant. 81.
President Weihe hes the power to ap.
point their successors, but has not yet
taken any action. A member of the or.
Ranisation said that it wss likely Mr.. Sam
wainwright would be appointed trusteee,
and Charlie kaufman Vice President,
Both, men are among the most popular
members Of the order, and have held
prominent positions in former years, 81. /
Secretary Martin, CT the Amslgamated
Association Of Iron and Steel Workers.
has received word that the men emplovee
at the Joliet Steel Works havo secured an
ADVANCE Of l23 percent in the converting
department and la3 percent in the rail de-
psrtment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-10
THE CITY POLITICS.
SUGGESTION MEETINGS TONIGHT
In this Second and Third Wards and the
Republican Primaries "Wednesday Even. 4
ing-Tho Democrats Select Council.
manic Candidates aud Delegates.

The Republican City Executive Com
mittee met Saturday night. Abram Stamm.
the member chosen a. tho recent con-
yention to represent the Fourth ward,
presented his resignation, which was ac-
ceptod, and on bis recommendation Mr.. L.
Q. Marks, a wcll.known employe Of the
Crescent mill living on Nineteenth etreet,
waa chosen to I'LL the vacancy. The do.
clina.ion OF Capt. Henry Seamon Of the
nomination for Wharf Master, given him
at tho Republican primaries, was ALEC &C.
copied, and no nomination made, the
committee considering tina. the best IN
terests Of the city would DO eubserved by
endorsing the nomination Of John Crock-
ard alter lie Ia nominated by the Demo-
cratic convention to-day, Rs 1t is q fore
gone conclusion that he will be. H.
The Republicans OF the Second and
Third wards will hold suggestion meetings
this evening to select candidates suitable
to be nominated for tho two branches OF
tho city Council at tho Republican prima.
rles, which arc to be held on Wednesday
evening from . to 0 o'clock, except in a
few wards whero nominations have al
ready been made. I'm A. SIS
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klGHTH WARD.
Catarrh to CONSUMPTION,

Casar'h In Its destructive force stands next 10
and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. 1t |,
therefore singular that those hill!cted with this
atful cteaAe should not make It the object ol
lheit lives to rid themselves ni It. Deceptive rem
edlfs concocird by ignorant pEe.enders 10 medical
knowledge have weakened tee confidence OF It e
great msarity Of Sufferers III all adve t!Sed reno
dies. They become resigned TO life OF misery
rather than torture themselves with doubtful pal.
nut th!swill mover do. cata.rh must 10 met at
every stage and combated with NIL our might, In
many cases the disease his assumed Dangerous
symptoms. The bones md cartilsge Of the nose,
THO organs Of hearing Of seeing aud OF tasting 10
affected as TO be useless. the uvua so elongated,
the throat SO inhamed and irri ated as TO produce
n constant aud distressing cough ''l''-sI117 :,
sanford's RsdicAl tu:e meets eve y nh aTe OF ca.
tarfh, from simple head cold 10 he o. ost loath.
some and dc:truclivc stages. It Is local aud con.
sututionA. Instant In relieving, PER-, aueut IN
curing. safe, economical and neve..iaillng !
Each'pacIagc contains one bottle OF tho Radical
cure; one box catarrhal Solvent, and an Improved
Inhaler, with treatise; p;lee, 81 ~ - ! :
POTTER DIVu AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston. & f5l
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT.

Three Orders Of Sons Interest Entered
Saturday.
In the case Of John Unfried vs.. the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, the Court set
aside the order entered on the 14th day
Of May, 1885. and sustained the objections
o. the defendant to the filing of the plain
tits special replication, and gave leave
to file another. The plaintiff offered
special replication No. . to the defend.
ants four special pleaa. The defendant
objected on the groucd Of in,uihciency in
Law. gas4 ID ) i
In tho case Of the State OF West Viz.
giuia &c rel. Mary Neider We. Geo. Rut1.
the parties by their attorneys appeared in
Court, and the Court having considered
the motion Of the petitioner to Quash the
return to the writ Of habeas corpus and
the demurrer OF the petitioner, ovsruled
the motion as well rs the demurrer.
. In the case OF Mary J. Lsmasters va.
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Relief As.
ISOLATION, the defendan!a by their attor-
neys offered to file two special pleas; to
the filing OF euch pleas, the plaintiff oh.
Iected on the grounds Of insullisncy in
law. :; !
In the case OF Martin Manior ys. G, w,
Seabright, the motion Of the defendant to
get aside the verdict and grant new trial,
was argued by counsel and over,ued by
the Court, thus affirming the verdict OF
the jury, requiring defendant to pay
$50 81 and costs of suit. This is iu the
case arising from Seahright's refusa! to
make suit Of clothes for Maniop, owing
to the feeder.nailsr boycott. E'
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strnngors In tho City and Wheeling Folks
-T' eos Abroad. A.

StrnuGors In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. 50
George ". Boes, Of Eureka, ". Va, is
at the Mcclure House. 49, -
Prof. l. G. White, Of Morgantown, ar.
rived in the city last evening. 5i
Congressman ]. D. Taylor, Of Gam.
bridge, Ohio, waa in tho city Saturday.
Mira. Brady, wife o, Conductor Brady,
Of tho B: 4 Q. road, is visiting her daugh.
ter in this city. q.
Col. Thomas O'Btien left last evening
for Washington City, whence he will 70
to Charleston before returning home.
Mr.. Aaron Block, OF Block Bros, leaves
to-day for an extended trip through Cuba.
While there he will make his headenart.
ers at Havana. E;4e ~
Col. Chill W. Hazard, editor Of the
Monongahela City, Pa Republican, was in
the city Saturday on his 'way ovsr to Ohio
to attend a g. A, r gathering.
MIR. aud Mrs. Benson McA1echen have
returned to their home near Benwood,
from Moorefeld. Hardy county, where
they have been visiting friends. 7
Mr.. Joseph McConau2hey, Of West
Bridgeport, who has been confined to his
room for three months past by severe
illness, is rot expected to live many days
logger.
Superintendent Of Schools W. Il. Ander-
son left Saturday evening for Coopers.
town, Pa, being called there by the death
his brother-in.law, James Blown. The
many friends in Wheeling Of Mrs. Brown,
nee Mics Jane Anderson, formerly a
teacher here, will sincerely regret to hear
Of her early Bereavement.
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Charles Mack!ptosl,
Inst Nights Rehearsal.

The rehearsal given by the Opera
Horso Orchestra at Germania hall in the
Public Library building last evening--one
OF ito regular series Of semi.monthly
Sunday night aHvirs given during the
winter season, drew together large num-
Der Of the passive members and their
ilienda, notwithatandinath the iuclemency 81
the weather. The programme wau we'll
selected one aud was fairly we'll rendered.
AZ usual the nine numbers were divided
into three parta. Tho several numbers
were as follows: ,.!{s1s
March-"Era BON barda''. 49,. Cxlbulks
Oyer.ure"Die tclsenmuchle'. Reissircr
"Versoehnuussltedct Rixui
Selections from .Ths Gipsy Baron S,raUss
PatAphra'e III lie Las, R'sc Of Summer, Rurdigt
Polka Francaise.' Sugar and Coffee. AiilloccEer
Gmru Potpourl-l'lIusical Picture ~, .Conralli
String Quinlctts-"Cradle song''. 49,. Sch midi
Grand tialop BriliNnt-"stccplc Chase, ". Fopp
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ls., AWAITING CLAIMANTS, /;


Som ethins Nice to be Distributed Among tho
IL ~ Eckels liUlrs.
b. a recent decision OF Judge Camp
bell, at the January torn of:he Noblec cum
ty, Ohio, Court OF Common Pleas, certain
tax deeds to .ssven:y:nila acres Of lind
near Caldwell were So. aaide, aud tho land
ordered 10 be sold snd the proceeds divid.
ed among the unknown Heirs of Charles
Eckela, deceased. late OF Belmont county
Their names arc unknown, except the
cfMusrinarm county, among
whom is Rev. Mr.. Workman, OF Putnam,
Ohio, who is oEe Of the lucky ones. It is
Thought also thst q number OF the heirs
live in Guernsey and Belmont counties,
who will all doubtless be glad to learn OF
their good fortune and come forward now
and claim their share Of the Eckies farm.
The plaintiff in the case 10 William Eckels,
a son Of Charles Eckely,, and from this
any ono may determine his interest," in tho
estate, and will expedite The distribution OF
the proceeds by making himself knownto
the officers AZ Caldwell, Oh!o.. f'I'2,4ts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-10
A BAD FIRE.
The Hinge Factory Somewhat Damaged
I md Stock Snniltil. --L y. n

y. hhu otoSh 5PoiSus u. 81
Saturday evening" about half past Ave
o'clock the floor Of tho frat story Of tho
Hinge Factory, on tho corner Of Nine.
tenth and Jacob streets, caught fro from
an overhested stove in which natural COS
Is burned. The factory had closed down
in tho middle OF tho afternoon with a
view TO taking stock to-day. The ware.
house and office portion OF tbs building,
which fronts On Nineteenth street, was
locked up, and all the men about the
place were In the factory proper, back OF
this, so that the flames ragged some while
before they were discovered. A neighbor
named Armstrong rang In IN alarm, and
another named shatfer climbed TO the
SECOND story by ladder and saved the
books from the Office.
Tho department responded promptly,
the Atlantic company getting to the acsne
and turning On stream before the Capital
clock was iaitly through strlkiag. BY this
tins the fire, which at first appeared TO be
confined to the washer rooms in the bsse.
ment and the first floor Of the warehouse,
had mounted 10 tho second floor and was
burning briskly, the flames shooting oul
Of the windows on both floors and seem.
ing on the owe Of sweeping tho entire
building. BY hard work, however, the
department prevented this, though the
damage done by the water thrown was
almost as great as II the Are had burned
that portion Of the building. I0r
The damage to the building, including
the burning OF tho floors, Ii is thought
will not exceed $500. The machinery 90.
capped with trivial injury. The stock in
the portion Of the building reached by
the fire aud water WAS valued at $4,000,
on which 1t 10 thought the LOGS will be
from 40 to 60 percent Of the value. r,..
The company carried SEQ, 900 insurance
on warehouse, factory and machinery,
and Sl3 600 on the otock. OF tho gross
amount $780, 900 was placed III foreign com,
panie6 and the balance among the local
companies as follows, Peabody, Frank
lin, German, American, Fire aud Marine
$500 each. ESD
The foreign insurance was placed by
the Peabody, Franklin, American and
Fire and Marine, the gross amount being
equslly divided among the quarte.te. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-10
LOCAL nnEYITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and Abo
.I. thu CITY ~. CIV ID. N.N

:
the City.
WRESTLING match at Turner Hall this
evening.
Tie GRAND this evening = Baldwin
Theatre Company.
TIE Rivsraide mil will start on full
time on Wednesday.
TnH Ohio Railroad will run i.s Sunday
train through from Wheeling 10 Charles.
ton.
TIE cases OF Mre. johnson and daughter
were postponed saturnay In police court
till this morning. E.7.N.
TIE daily production In tho Washing
lou oil field has fallen oil until now II Is
only 1900 barrels per day.
slGSoR D'AuMAs pupils who are 10
take part In the soiree musicale tomorrow
evening, will meet ut Banners music
store this evening for rehearsal. l
New machinery 10 take the place Of
broken pieces, has been received for the
Wheeling ateel plant, which, It's thought,
will be in thorough working order In a
fsw days. ~ .Wai-1,0
FRIDAY evening Mrs. Sarah Creighton
while Waiting at the residence Of her son,
WAS unfortunate enough TO fall down a
short fight Of Stairs. She sustained Hey-
eral very severe iojnries. '"'
SATURDAY night the men employed In
The largo Wholesale drug house Of John l.
Smith 4 Co. were handsomely entertained
ut Il snmptuous oypter and game supper
rendered them by the firm at Mcl.aushlir
Il McGinley'a well appointed place, corner
OF Water and Twelfth streets. lI
CnIEr CT POLICE SMITH received a lette,
from Thomas Cutler, OF New York. which
stated that his wife had lief. Montreal,
Canada, on the 23l Of July last whore he
had left her while he went to New York
He suspected that she had run away with
la Wheeling man. He sent two photo
graphs Of bis wife, whose maiden name
was Annie Lander. @' NE5l. E@i.
THE heaters and rollers have not beer
ut work at the Bellaire mill yet, says thu
Independent Of Saturday, 80 that the nail Inc
tory will not start up on Monday. 1t i.
thought now that the other departments
will 70 Oh then, however, and the mai
factory will start sometime during the
week. This will DO some disappointment
but II it Is only Tor y few days all will b,
well In the end. {
RoRERr WILLIAMS, aged over 10 years
. OF Bridgeport, made visit to Cincinnati
lsnt week alter an absence Of hity.sia
years. On his return hs walked tho Who'll.
distance except sixteen miles, Mr.. vii
liams Is one OF the old school society O.
Friends, very respectable gentleman
who hes reared large family Of thu
pureat type OF man and womanhood. HI
Is comfortably fixed in life, and his walk
ing was only demonstration Of bis ocean
triOi.ies. He probably though. it wal
better to walk than to get kille ,.-Bellain
IndeDendeM. t#
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TWO Lilo ltlrHs.

Saturday evening the soapstone tip or
burner OF gas JET In the show window Of
Jacob's dry Qooda storo on Main atreet,
blew out and the flame ohot up and caught
several articles hanging in tho window.
The fire was put ont before much damage
was done, or any OF tho wood work ignited.
Yesterday tho timbers supporting q
hearth in one Of the honsea on Eleventh
street belonging to the estate Of ths late
DR.. Wingerter, and occupied by Charles
K Vankeuren, burned of and the floor
caught. The foreman OF the Hope hose
house assisted in extinguiahing the blsz,.
The damage, except 10 the hearth, was
slight, TlIH grF MS an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-10
Il. o: r. Installation Of on, GERS.

The following officers Of Ohio Valley
Lodge No. 81, X. Of ? were inalslled Fri.
day evening by D.. D. Grand Chsneellor
Ben W. Connolly: P. G., J. W. Connolly /;
G. G.. G, W. Humphrey V. G., E. Wood
ruff; p, D.: Phillipsi NJ. Of E., C.'peters;
NJ. Of F., R.. E, Shaaer; X. Of r and 8, B.
Stanley; NJ. at A., B F. Spencer, I. e (,
H.. Fendt; Q. g., D. Ritz. D.. D Grand
Chancellor Connolly also installed the
officers & Baltimore Lodge No. g, and
Black Prince No. 10, OF this city, and
Mystic, No. p, Of Elm Grove, tho past
week. ~, W. a.5 f5''!!s.5
The officers Of Humboldt Lodge, No .,
K. Of p, we're also duly installed Saturday
night, DID. G. Q. Fred q. Thompson OH.
ciatiuQ. = - 4. =. .-.l.. ~. , n
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: REAL ESTATE
FOR . "A TlE.

AZ.
Lot No ?, J. Fl. Zaue's Addition. front,nr n, ,oo,
gu south F,ont stree. and running III equal width
No. 10 st1teen!h street, containing rooms an fol.
p ssh hn 'loot uiMnt-roo Ii, Kitchen. pantry,
rooms sna hal Third tlo1r three looms and hail
trish. attic, water on TIA. and third floors. on:
~ light throughout Ground 35xe5 feet: sids s sns
, Trance; yard 9nd enhance paved House ali In
good renal Con be hou ut Tor 81, q0o = - -
NO. W. JACOB 81 Get, SIX rooms aud hall: >,,o,,,d
corners on Jacob and Alley Ii: i,ons m,
street 81 feet Of 2. ice, l,on lh sd on 1aeo1
M IA oSPIh ip Gs be baaght ot s2s
{uppng % l cam ~ p bonpst y 3at esi a 9n6
s,n'" Etc onIng front ng q feet on Viz:
su, st.. $3.50 building site fronting 10 let on
Virginia s. and i;9 on s1lh YORK r. 81 500
,,na oest Ia RESIDENCE at Bcic Bottom, on the
Wheeling Wheel consisting Of new irame house and
city property. fs5 IS sdtN1I ']t ~
Desirable Market street property. lot No is and
part o. NO ", known as l7l2 and i7il Market street
,! business house aud dwelling, NO. 1874 Market
' NJ sIonna ~ leet front, running back ls2 eet
W. Desirable Manufacturing SITE, Glou, In Fourth
TF = '.asgt
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ORIENT.

a Cottage containing i've room, and A good
1 1ltchei, ceuar 10 good order. northwest corner
zane Els, are North Broadway. fossc@ion April /.
4, RING Dllck storc-room, with complete hIiutS
n ,e1 = Zane and North Broadway. Possession any
= 3! Several tenement houses on 10, corner Twenty.
an ahu NAN st,eeIs, opposite Riverside MIL
one ine 6tore.room and cellar. No. ll29 Main
stteet; also The newly lifted dwelling above, con.
tanning ionr large rooms, water and gss through.
street. Possession prii i. - w. ''''>' '
"a ,pleiluid atorcIoom In Reilly Block, fronting
on Market street Posse Ml0n at once.
pa,i, o' e!eSant la:gc Office, No. second floor,
oiless Nos; s. e,7ssnd .. third floor same build
4, For terms, DC, apply y ~.
IT. REILLY,
la 1900 and lail Main Street,
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: A Word About Calendars,

There are calendars and calendars, biz
and little, good, bad and Indifferent, useful
and ornamental, hish.p,iead, lov.priced,
and no prize at all. But tor d substantial,
practicsl calendar, especially suitable for
business Officer, etc, with figures that can
BE- read across large room and that will
hang OIL the wall in good shape from jan
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